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chewingthefat
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 4:39 PM
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saps TJ Jackson One of the best yet....good job, Chewingthefat, I will definitely order that when/if I ever make it to Emmitsburg Oh, I get it. You're being facetious. Awesome. Humorous and cutting. And cunning , too. Quite the zinger. You really got them, didn't you? Thank you Saps, I knew as soon as I read it that this ahh, person, was, for whatever reason, trying to bust b....
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joerogo
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 4:47 PM
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saps TJ Jackson One of the best yet....good job, Chewingthefat, I will definitely order that when/if I ever make it to Emmitsburg Oh, I get it. You're being facetious. Awesome. Humorous and cutting. And cunning , too. Quite the zinger. You really got them, didn't you? A lesser known fact is about the village idiot, so called because instead of simply expressing valid thoughts and opinions of his own, he chose to focus all his time on unnecessarily deriding the conversations of others for no apparent reason other than his own amusement. Though he thought himself a great humorist, he was always the only one laughing. He died friendless. It's a sad story of a sad and pathetic little man.
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saps
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 4:56 PM
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chewingthefat saps TJ Jackson One of the best yet....good job, Chewingthefat, I will definitely order that when/if I ever make it to Emmitsburg Oh, I get it. You're being facetious. Awesome. Humorous and cutting. And cunning , too. Quite the zinger. You really got them, didn't you? Thank you Saps, I knew as soon as I read it that this ahh, person, was, for whatever reason, trying to bust b.... He's not trying to bust your balls. That's usually more of a friendly thing. The intent here was to be a d*ck.
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chewingthefat
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 5:00 PM
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joerogo saps TJ Jackson One of the best yet....good job, Chewingthefat, I will definitely order that when/if I ever make it to Emmitsburg Oh, I get it. You're being facetious. Awesome. Humorous and cutting. And cunning , too. Quite the zinger. You really got them, didn't you? A lesser known fact is about the village idiot, so called because instead of simply expressing valid thoughts and opinions of his own, he chose to focus all his time on unnecessarily deriding the conversations of others for no apparent reason other than his own amusement. Though he thought himself a great humorist, he was always the only one laughing. He died friendless. It's a sad story of a sad and pathetic little man. That is perfect! I love it!!!
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ann peeples
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 5:29 PM
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Ok-I may be playing devils advocate here, but I kinda said the same thing when responding to the article about ctf's restaurant- I wished I lived closer to taste his fare. I know I havent been back on line for awhile so maybe I have missed something about that particular poster...
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ces1948
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 6:08 PM
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I was curious about the origin of the patty melt and found this on chowhound. Saveur Magazine's Top 100 List for 2001 had as #84 "Best Variation on the Hamburger" Their write up says it was created by William "Tiny" Naylor sometime in the 40's or 50's at his chain of Southern California coffee shops called Tiny Naylor's (they say he also may be the inventor of pop-up plate servers, refrigerated drawers, and the open kitchen) They describe it as a hamburger patty covered with melted swiss cheese and a heap of sauteed onions served on grilled rye bread. They have a recipe in the issues as well from his grand-daughter Jennifer Naylor who is chef at Granita in Malibu and serves the patty melt at Sunday brunch.
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Curbside Grill
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Re:The Old Patty Melt
Sun, 11/14/10 8:49 PM
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BillyB need 6 of those delivered to the FARM Will trade you a 8 lb wheel of Goat Milk Gouda (90 days) for a Visit and 6 of those Sandwich's. Shhhhh am doing a Boudin Feast on Wed. with all Goat Cheese's.
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